Menus linked to recipe costs
Map imported menu items to recipes with ingredient quantities and yields to understand the cost behind each dish.

Bring Tripleseat event menus and completed-event sales into opsi. Connect catering dishes to recipes to evaluate food costs alongside event sales.
Secure OAuth connection · opsi reads your events
TripleseatSource records
opsiConnected operational records
Ready for analysisMappings and requirements below
Tripleseat runs your event bookings, menus, and BEOs. Opsi takes what those events sold and turns it into food cost, costed recipes, and inventory you can act on, kept current automatically.
Connect completed-event sales to the recipes behind each menu. Your team can compare event revenue with recipe costs and estimated ingredient usage.
Map imported menu items to recipes with ingredient quantities and yields to understand the cost behind each dish.
Use completed-event sales and mapped recipe quantities to calculate theoretical usage, then compare with inventory counts.
Menu changes in Tripleseat carry into opsi, so events and kitchen work off the same recipes.
Opsi reads your events and never writes back, so nothing in Tripleseat changes.
| Data | Direction | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Event menus, items & modifiers | Tripleseat → opsi | Link imported menu items to opsi recipes through Menu Mapping |
| Completed-event menu selections | Tripleseat → opsi | Drive food cost, margin, and inventory |
| Anything in Tripleseat | opsi → Tripleseat | Nothing, opsi reads only |
Opsi imports your event menus and the selections from events as they complete. Reading only, and sales land on business-day close, not in real time.
See true plate cost and margin on the events you book, without leaving your workflow.
Event sales and cost data land structured and reconcilable. Clean inputs, less chasing.
Each property’s event costs stay separate and accurate.
See exactly what moves between the systems, and in which direction, in the table above.
Setup depends on your Tripleseat account, locations, and mappings. We’ll confirm the requirements and timing with your team before connecting.
No. Opsi reads your event menus and sales. It never writes back.
As events complete, on business-day close, not in real time.
Your event menus, items, and modifiers, plus the menu selections from completed events.
On connect, opsi imports your recent events to get you started, then keeps current as new events close.
Connect the workflow
Connect completed-event sales to recipe costs and usage analysis.